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We have found that the lumican gene and protein are both over-expressed in engineered compared to natural cartilage whereas this is not the case for decorin or fibromodulin.

We certainly turn out fewer engineers compared to China and India in particular than we used to.

Data, such as composition a company's employee base (i.e. a company could have a higher percentage of engineers compared to sales & marketing), is being included as well.

On the other hand, there is a huge lack of local Saudi engineers compared to this huge market size, and most engineers are from abroad.

Oxide exfoliation was significantly mitigated on the grain boundary engineered samples compared to the as-received ones.

This extensive analysis identified no more genome variants in CRISPR/Cas9 engineered strains compared to wild-type reference strains.

Moreover, the average domestic employment per megawatt energy generated is higher at approximately 185 for existing engineered landfills compared to the other technologies.

In0.15Ga0.85As heteroepitaxy was performed to evaluate if any improvement in crystal quality could be achieved for growth on the engineered template compared to planar heteroepitaxy.

Mechanical testing found the combined bioactive treatment to synergistically increase the Young's modulus and ultimate tensile strength of the engineered fibrocartilages compared to controls, with values reaching the lower spectrum of those found in native tissues.

We evaluated the effects of pulsatile flow on cellular organization as well as elastin expression and assembly in the engineered tissue compared to a static control through immunohistochemistry, gene expression and functionality assays.

More importantly, Work of Flexion assay revealed that the tendons needed less power consumption to glide inside the engineered sheath when compared to the tendons which were surrounded by scar-repaired tissues, indicating that the engineered sheaths had gained the function to a certain extent of preventing tendon adhesion.